News & Views
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 13 February 2006
Issue 5 - 13th February 2006
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 13 February 2006
Immigration law bulletin
A new regular immigration bulletin service has been launched by Garden Court Chambers in conjunction with the Legal Services Commission. A link to the bulletin is emailed to those who have registered to receive e-updates and to LSC contract holders when
Garden Court Chambers | Tuesday 7 February 2006
Support Service questionnaire
As many of you will be aware we have been notified that the LSC intend to withdraw the funding for all your Specialist Support Services from July 2006. Over the years we have received very positive feedback from those using the services who have indicat
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 6 February 2006
Issue 4 - 6 February 2006
Garden Court Chambers | Monday 6 February 2006
Human Trafficking conference
Human trafficking is a truly appalling crime where people are treated as commodities and traded for profit. It is big business, often controlled by organised crime groups who seek the maximum return for their investment at the expense of the health and we
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 2 February 2006
The launch of The Gurkhas: The Forgotten Veterans
The launch of 'The Gurkhas: The Forgotten Veterans' by barristers Ian Macdonald QC, Hannah Rought-Brooks and Rebekah Wilson A report written by barristers Ian Macdonald QC, Hannah Rought-Brooks and Rebekah Wilson was launched at the Houses of Parliament
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 2 February 2006
New practitioners
Garden Court announces eight new members Garden Court Chambers is pleased to announce six new members of the crime team: David Spens QC, Mark Muller, Michael Ivers, Hossein Zahir, Roy Ledgister and Brenda Campbell, Andrew Eaton a new member of the housi
Garden Court Chambers | Thursday 2 February 2006
LSC Specialist Support services to be axed from July 2005
Garden Court Chambers is shocked by the Legal Services Commission's decision to end it's specialist support services in July 2006 and feels that the Commission is making a disastrous mistake which will have a huge impact on the most needy members of the c
